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Preston, just go.

[Danni] Previously on "Sistas".

-Did Pam call you? -No.

-Nobody knows I'm here. -Karen, come on.

-[Karen] Hi, Fatima. -Zac, talk to this girl.

No, you a low-down bitch for that.

Now you're worrying me.

I had a friend who said they were being

investigated at the bank.

-Investigated? -For the robbery.

If this baby is mine,

we're gonna have to figure this shit out.

Why don't you just go on home?

-Andi. -Oh, my God!

What are you doing here?

Gary, just-- Go, go, go, go!

What are you doing here?

Remember, I told you I was coming.

Danni, I can explain. Uh, um--

I mean, what? I mean, girl,

never mind all of that.

This, is this safe?

Oh, you know what?

I mean, what the-- What the hell?

Why are you here?

What do you mean why am I here? I already told you.

You're right. Okay.

I mean, I see why you can't let go.

Danni.

I mean, you didn't tell us that the -- was like that.

He's Nigerian, right?

Yes.

I could try me one of those.

Okay, Danni, don't start, okay?

I mean, why are you sneaking around with him?

I am not sneaking around with him.

-I'm just-- -What?

Do you know what?

I don't have to explain myself to you right now.

No, you don't have to explain to me.

The room is doing that for you.

I mean, that's an ass print on the table.

Is that yours or his?

His? 'Cause you-- Okay. All right. All right.

Okay.

Wait a minute, wait a minute.

Y'all was up against this glass?

All right, Danni.

That's titty prints on the glass?

You ass out on the balcony? All right. Okay.

Giving Atlanta the show.

-Are you done? -That's what I'm talking about.

Oh, gosh. Wow.

Did you name the --, like mule or no crocha?

No, Danni. Are you done?

Mm-mm. I got plenty more.

I never could do porno

and I really don't know how I feel about that.

Okay, how long is this gonna go now because--

Donkey. That's what I meant.

I--

What do you want? Why are you here?

You know, I still don't like his ass, big -- and all.

Yes, and you've made that very clear, so what do you want?

And honestly, girl.

-Okay, that is perfect. -Sit down!

Ow.

I'm not leaving. He is.

No, he's not.

This little purse hurting you and that ain't?

Okay. First of all, I'm in a very vulnerable state right now.

Um, so I'd appreciate your understanding.

Secondly, I would appreciate it if you would exit my domain,

so I can continue my festivities, please.

Andi, I don't care if you go talk to him.

Feel free, but he's leaving.

No, he's not. What's going on?

So I still haven't talked to Sabrina today.

That don't bother you?

Oh, sh-- Um, okay, you're right.

Okay. I'll um, go talk to him.

Mm-mm. Tell both of them to leave.

Both of them?

That little negro, big negro ninja warrior he's got there.

Okay. I will be back.

Gary.

♪ My girls hold me down ♪

♪ When them boys mess around ♪

♪ And my love life is a headache ♪

♪ We going out tonight ♪

♪ 'cause I'm lookin' for love ♪

♪ Lost in this place with you ♪

♪ I could feel it happenin' ♪

-Hey. -Hey.

-I'm-I'm so sorry. -Sorry for what?

Oh, you haven't heard?

Look, I didn't come down here to hear any of your gossip.

Okay, then what are you coming down here

with all of these queens for?

Have you seen Maurice?

-Oh, shit. -What?

You don't know.

Okay, dammit Chris, would you stop being so dramatic

and tell me, have you seen him or not?

-He's in jail. -Jail?

Yeah, he's in jail.

-Get the hell out of here. -No, seriously they--

They arrested him for that robbery that Que did.

So let me get this right.

Maurice is locked up and Que,

the one who committed the robbery is out?

-Well, you don't know- -Dammit, Chris!

Que, he flipped on them and then he-he gave him up.

Shit. All right, what jail is he at?

I think it's uh, county,

but you know, it's federal, right, so it's not good.

Dammit. I told him not to mess with dude.

I know.

And he got the nerve to be up in Maurice's apartment.

Wait-- Wait, what?

Yeah, he's at Maurice's apartment right now.

Oh, that is so low down.

That's all right. I'm gonna kick his ass out.

Hey, Calvin. Wait, wait.

I heard about you.

-Chris. -At the restaurant.

Okay, you know what? Do you need me to come help you?

What are you gonna do?

Do not let this bitch fool you.

I played football in my boy years.

Look, thanks for the backup, but I got this.

You sure?

What did I say?

Yeah, yeah. You right. I'm coming.

I'm coming.

You have to go.

-What? -Yeah.

You don't want more?

I have to talk to Danni.

What is she even doing here this late?

I think something's going on with Sabrina, so--

-Oh, Sabrina. -Don't fake like you care.

Oh, Sabrina.

So, you want me to leave?

Please.

Okay.

Okay.

Can we finish this up maybe tonight?

Or tomorrow?

I think you gave me a lot tonight

and I think that'll hold me over for a while.

Yeah?

-A long, long, long- -[Danni] Yes, he did!

-Danni! -How could she?

[Danni] What?

Anyway, so-- You won't be--

You won't be calling him over?

Oh my gosh, can you keep his--

Two seconds, let's just have a conversation

without thinking about anyone else.

-For two seconds. -Okay, fine.

Okay.

-Girl, is he here? -Would you stop?

-I mean, I'm just-- -Que! Que!

-He's not answering. -Chris!

Okay.

I told you! I got this!

All right?

I've got your back, man. Just in case you need me.

In those slippery-ass shoes?

These help me glide.

Now I know why you and Maurice are friends.

Que!

Que!

-[Que] What? -Bring your ass out here!

I'm busy.

You heard what I said. Get your ass out here now!

[Que] No shit. I said I was busy.

-What is he doing? -All right.

Well, what are you guys doing?

What the hell do you think you're doing?

Not in my girlfriend's bed.

What, man? Shit, close the door!

What are you closing the door for?

Look, get up. Come out here.

You and I need to talk.

You're embarrassing me like this?

Get up! You heard me!

Hold on, man. Who the hell do you think you are?

I'm not playing with you. Get your ass up now.

Don't make me drag your ass out of this bed.

You see this shit here?

This -- trippin'.

Don't use that word. I've already told you.

Get the -- up now!

Hey! Hey!

Get up, cover up and come out!

I'll go get your shoes. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

-Danni. -There you go.

Walk, brother.

-See you later. -See you later.

-Bye. -Bye.

Enjoy my drink that I bought.

Bye.

Yes.

You really don't care about your friends.

Of course, I care about my friends.

Have you called Karen?

No, but I was planning on calling her tomorrow.

Mm-hmm. Have you talked to Sabrina?

No, I have not.

Listen, they're grown women. I'm sure they're fine.

Yeah? Well, I think she's fine in jail.

Danni, I don't think so.

Why?

Because I called some of my contacts

and no one said anything.

-What kind of contacts. -The people who would know.

You've been -- for I'd say at least an hour

from what I can smell here.

Uh, check your phone.

Where is my phone? Easy, girl.

Things have moved around.

Yeah, maybe it was your ovaries moving around.

Go check your damn bedroom.

Oh my God! Oh my God! I have three missed calls.

See? See? From who?

-From my contact. -Call them.

-Okay, I'm dialing right now. -Call them now.

Would you calm down?

Oh, I was out with that guy and he told me.

He told me he thought she was in on it

and I saw them agents get off the plane.

I knew it. I knew it.

You saw what?

Hi, Jackie, this is Andi.

I am so sorry I missed your call.

And I'm so sorry it's so late.

If you could call me back right now,

that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

-Oh, no. -Dammit, Andi.

Um, it's fine.

I can reach out to some other resources.

Uh, give me a second.

I'm gonna find out where she is, okay?

You know Sabrina can't handle no jail.

I know that. Just give me a minute.

He is in my sister's bed.

-I know. -With a woman.

I know.

Maurice is gonna die.

He's gonna die. He's gonna die.

He's lost his mind.

-What is it? -All right, look.

Whoa, hold on, hold on.

The first thing you're going to do

is take that tone out of your voice.

--, who the hell you think you're talking to?

Okay. Maybe you don't have to use that word.

Nah, forget all that.

-Look, did you set Maurice up? -What?

You heard me. Don't act like you didn't hear me.

-Did you set him up? -No, why would I do that?

-Que, I'm telling you. -Why would I send him to jail?

Oh, he is not smart.

Whoever said anything about Maurice being in jail?

Is he?

All right. I'm gonna need you to pack up what little shit you got

-and get the -- out! -I'm not going nowhere.

You think I'm playing with you?

-What you gonna do, Calvin? -Don't make me kick your ass.

I'm gonna kick your ass.

No, no, please don't touch his nipples.

Those are off limits.

You heard me.

What you gonna do, Calvin, with that bitch-ass blouse on?

You know what?

Stop, stop! Don't hurt him!

Come on! Come on Calvin, what you got?

Eye jab! Nice!

Oh! Get him Calvin!

Calvin, elbow! Yes!

Get him Calvin! Yes!

So much testosterone!

Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop!

Get your ass off me!

You like it.

No more fighting.

You guys take my breath away

What the -- is wrong with you?

If I find out you had anything to do with Maurice

being put in jail, I'm -- you up!

Okay.

And I ain't going nowhere 'cause I got me a warm bed

and a warm bitch and we ain't leaving.

-Is that right? - -- right.

Que, you should go. You should go.

Ow.

Hey, what do we do? I mean, do we call the police?

What?

See, that's that white shit y'all do.

Don't you have two white dads?

I'ma handle this shit.

Well, what are you going to do Calvin 'cause that was a lot.

I need a shower.

Hi, yes. Uh-huh.

Yes, thank you. No, it's Sabrina Hollis.

No, give me a second. Let me write this down.

No, it's-- It's federal?

Wait, wait. Wait, wait, wait.

And who is that? Okay.

Okay. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this information. Thank you.

What's going on?

She got arrested.

-You've gotta be kidding me. -No, I am not.

Let's go get her out.

No, no, it's not that simple, Danni.

That's not how that works. What are you saying to me?

I'm saying this is a federal crime,

so she hasn't even seen the judge yet.

Damn, I don't--

What does that mean? I don't know.

Okay, okay.

So there's nothing we can do about it tonight.

We just have to figure out in the morning.

So we're supposed to just leave her there?

Danni, we can't do anything about it tonight.

Then what the hell are you, Andi?

I am a divorce attorney and this is criminal.

Matter of fact, it's federal.

I don't know what to do either, okay?

This is bullshit.

Just, you know what? Um--

Just go home, get some rest.

I'll figure it out.

No, uh-uh, no.

You know what? I'ma call his ass.

Call, call who? You have a contact?

-Oh, the cop who told me. -No, no, no.

Don't do that. No, no, no, no. Uh-uh.

-You cannot talk to him. -Why not?

-You can't talk to him again. -Why?

Because we don't know what he has on Sabrina

and it could incriminate her even more, okay?

So no, don't even think about it.

-This is very serious. -Shit, shit, shit.

This is some high-level shit, Danni.

Look, I'm a lawyer. I know how this goes, okay?

It can be long. And it can be tough.

All we can do is show her that we love her

and you're gonna have to relax

and go to work like normal.

Go home and get some sleep.

Well, I'm not gonna be able to rest, so...

I know.

No, I think you're gonna sleep

like you've just been -- down and you missed phone calls.

Are we really talking about who I'm sleeping with right now

in this very moment?

-Yeah, I guess you're right. -Yeah.

Sabrina don't know nothing about jail.

-I know. I know. -She's not the one.

She is not the one.

Now you could probably handle yourself, but Sabrina, no.

Absolutely not.

You've almost been to jail several times, actually.

All right, Danni. You can go home and um--

I'll keep you updated.

I'll let you know what's going on.

-Unless you want to stay here. -No. Semen-covered walls.

You can sleep in my room with me.

Y'all done -- all over this place.

Absolutely not.

I mean, there're a few corners that--

I'm great.

We can Christian, but okay and Danni listen, I'm worried, too.

I'm gonna figure this out, okay?

-What's up? -Hey.

I know you ain't trying to sneak out of here.

No.

Really? What's going on?

-Nothing. -So where you going?

I'm going to the gym, then I'm going to work.

Perfect. I'm going with you.

Okay, I'm already ready, so I'll see you there.

Aight, stop, stop, stop. See, see?

What's going on?

Zac, nothing.

I'm just trying to go work out. That's all.

So you don't wanna talk about last night?

No. No, I don't.

-Zac. -Yes.

Do you know what I do in the morning?

-Yes. -Okay. Tell me.

What do I do?

You get out of the bed. You shower.

-You pray. -Yes.

Yes.

-I set my meditations for the day.

And my intention for today is to have a good day.

Come on, 'Tima, don't do that. Don't do that.

I'm sorry, Zac. I don't wanna start my day off with your ex.

So are we ever gonna talk about it?

Zac, honey. I just finished talking to Jesus

and I don't wanna call Him back so soon, okay?

I'm not really trying to waste my unlimited minutes on her.

That's fair. That's fair.

But I did go over there, so I don't wanna hear nothing

about this again 'cause I went over there last night.

You told me to check. I went over there. Okay?

And yet he is making me talk about it. I just said--

Hey, hold on. Hold on.

Let me ask you a question. Time out. Stop.

How come every time you want to talk about Karen,

I've gotta stop every thing I'm doing to talk about Karen?

But when I want to talk about Karen,

I gotta wait til you're ready.

I'm going through this shit, too.

Operative word, you. I don't know her

and I'm trying to stay off her ass.

-Fatima, come on. -No, Zac.

-Really? -Yes.

Look, you know what? I need to tell you something.

Oh, God. Now you wanna talk.

At first you didn't want to talk.

Now you wanna tell me something.

-Zac, no. Seriously. -Go ahead. Go ahead.

Look, I was raised by my grandmother.

I know that.

Yeah, but what you don't know is I have a cousin

who is a ruthless bitch.

And she wanted me to go down that same path as her.

But I decided not to go down the same

path as my family, all right?

Look, I don't want drama, I don't wanna whoop nobody's ass.

I will. And I know people that will.

Baby, I just want peace. That's it.

So wait, so it's all coming together.

That's how you know the guys that beat up Hayden.

Yes. I called her and she handled it for me.

But babe, that is not all she wanted to do to him.

Well, what'd she want to do to him?

Let's just say I spared his ass.

Wait a minute. Why would you spare Hayden?

No, don't even answer that. Who is this woman?

You know what? I'm gonna let you meet her.

That's what I'm talking about 'cause I got a family now.

I got some people I want to get -- up.

-Okay. -I do, though.

All right. I gotta go.

Okay. Wait, wait, wait, wait, but I get it now, though.

-What? -That's why you are like so cool

with me being in and out of prison

and the whole stock thing

'cause your family messed up, too.

-I get it. -Partly. Yeah.

'Cause baby, the shit my family has done

will make that little shit you do look like child's play.

Look like child's play.

-That's your last time. -You think you're so gangsta'.

You not a thug, Fatima. You not a thug.

I showed you that one time.

Mm-hmm.

Yes. Okay. Well, look, I'ma give you your space.

I'ma let you go to the gym, okay?

Because I am not trying to ruin your mood.

You won't, but your ex might.

-Okay. -All right.

But for the record, though, I could take you to the gym.

Zachary.

What? So I can't talk to you and I can't take you to the gym?

Okay, you know what? Fine. Let's go.

All right, I'm ready to go. I've got to get dressed.

-Uh, just get dressed? -Yeah.

No, you need to go throw some water on that face

and hit that toothpaste.

-It's that bad? -Baby, it's curling my hairs up.

I see it. I see it.

Since we're being honest,

sometimes when I wake up your breath be like-

-And you be all in my face. -It be barking.

-You be all in- -Ruff, ruff, ruff.

-That be you. -Go.

I like dogs, though.

You know what? I'ma go ahead and go.

I'll see you at the gym.

-Like my doggy style, huh? -I'll see you at the gym.

-Ruff, ruff, ruff. -Shut-up.

Ruff, ruff, ruff.

[phone ringing]

-Hello? -[Calvin] Hey.

-Who is this? -It's me, Calvin.

Oh, hey. Have you talked to Maurice?

No. He's in jail.

In jail?

Yeah. That punk-ass -- who he let stay here set him up.

-What? -[Calvin] Yeah.

What are we gonna do, Danni?

I don't know, but I have Andi on it.

She's the lawyer.

All right, look, I've got about $20,000 in my savings account.

We can use that to get her out.

-Oh, you do? -[Calvin] Yeah.

Oh, okay. All right. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Let me get that. That'll work.

You can bring it in cash.

Sure.

All right. Perfect. Yeah. Okay. Bring that.

That's good. That's real good.

All right. Where do you want to meet?

Calvin, I was gonna keep your money, man.

-You know that, right? -Danni, this isn't the time.

You're right. Okay. I'm sorry.

I'm on my way to Andi's now. [line beeps]

Hello? Hello?

Oh, my phone's ringing.

All right, look. Take care of your business

and just call me if you hear anything, all right?

-[Danni] Okay. -All right.

-Hello. -Hey.

Hi.

Look, I was just calling to see if you'd meet me for dinner.

I thought you left town.

I did, but I'll fly back in if you'll meet with me.

What's this about, Preston.

Danni, I just want to talk to you.

Didn't you say you were gonna marry that girl?

Yeah, and you didn't answer me.

Okay, Preston.

I don't have time for this shit. You and I already talked, so--

So you're really over me?

-Preston. -Look, it's fine if you are.

I just wanna talk to you.

Listen, I'm in the middle of something and I can't,

I can't do this right now.

-You got company? -No, I don't.

But I have a problem I'm dealing with.

Is it something I can help you with?

No. You can't.

All right, well, look. I'll be in town.

If you can meet with me, then great.

Well, all right. I'll let you know, okay?

-Okay. -Do you know what time?

-Good morning. -Hey.

-I made you some breakfast. -Thank you.

Baby, you have got to get a new sofa.

Oh, I'm sorry, mama.

I mean, I have gone camping

and I have slept on rocks softer than that sofa.

Okay. All right.

Shoot, I almost climbed into bed with you.

I wish you would've.

You were sleeping and I didn't want to wake you up.

Well, thank you for all this.

It's okay. How are you feeling?

I'm okay.

-Good? -Yeah, I am.

Not feeling too stressed out?

No.

Okay, well, I made you some tea

and that should keep you kind of mellow.

I need a drink, but-

Yeah, well, that's not gonna happen.

I know.

I think you and I need to talk.

Okay.

About the accountant.

He's not an accountant, mama, okay?

And about Zac.

I had a dream last night that he came by.

Oh, he did come by.

-Did he? -Mm-hmm.

But I wouldn't let him see you.

Thank you.

I don't believe you really think that's a good idea.

Mama, um, I just wanna let him go.

That's all. I just want to be over him.

For him to do right by this baby

and move on.

You sure the baby's his?

Honestly,

sometimes I don't know anymore.

You just have to take it one day at a time, baby.

Right.

Okay, what about the accountant preacher?

Oh, that's right.

Explain something to me.

He doesn't drink, but he can have sex?

Doesn't the Bible say something about that.

Yes, mama, it does.

So what if it's his?

Well.

Seriously, what if it is?

He's an amazing man.

He's sweet and loving,

but...

But you don't love him like you love Zac.

I really do care about him. I do, but Zac...

Zac has edge.

-Mama. -Well.

Like daughter like mother, honey.

You like edge. I like edge.

Lord knows, I like edge.

Why do we want the bad boys?

Bad boys?

Oh my God, Zac is many things, but he is not a bad boy.

Mama, he was in jail and he cheats.

Well, yeah,

but he's not a bad boy like the bad boys I hang out with.

Oh, you're talking about you and your biker gang.

Now those are some bad boys.

And oh God, the younger, the better.

Oh, mama. Come on. Mama, bring it back.

Please.

Well, shit. You know we talk about everything, right?

We do. Okay.

So can I offer some advice?

Please.

Do you think you could be calm enough

to have both Aaron and Zac here at the same time

for you to talk to them?

What?

No, I know. I know, but hear me out.

This is what I think you need to do.

I think you need to write down on paper a letter

to each of them telling them exactly how you feel

and what's going on with you.

And then we'll bring them in, read it to them,

and then finally, hopefully,

you'll get on the right path, baby.

Well, I have told them, mama.

-No, baby, you really haven't. -Yes, I have.

Have you written it down and read it to them?

No, okay. Well, no.

I haven't written it down, but who writes--

Okay, let me explain the importance of writing it down

and reading it to them.

When you're passionate and you need to get something

off your chest, have you ever just gone ahead

and said everything that you think you needed to say.

And then the second that person walks away,

you go, shit, why didn't I say that?

Or oh man, I totally forgot to say that.

If you write it down, if it's there in front of you,

you'll be able to read it.

You'll be able to be concise about it.

You'll be able to get it all off your chest.

And truly you'll be able to get back onto the right path.

Okay. If you say so.

Trust me on this. Okay?

Okay.

Because you really do need to get clear.

I said okay, mama.

I'm gonna write the letters, okay?

Can I eat the breakfast that you made?

You can go ahead and do that.

Look, I know this is gonna be hard, but you trust me?

Yeah.

Okay, I think it's the best thing to do.

You really do need to get stress free.

Okay, mama. Can I eat now?

Sure.

Yes, I know, but what about the charges?

That's the information I need.

Uh-huh. [elevator dings]

It's that serious?

Okay. No, thank you. Thank you. You've done a lot.

No, I'm heading into the office right now.

Thank you.

Hey. So?

Okay. Danni, I need you not to panic.

Andi, you're killing me.

Okay. Um, they charged her,

but she still hasn't been in to see the judge.

So I can't go in to see her.

No one can go in to see her right now.

-How is that even legal? -I don't know.

I have one more person I could possibly call.

-Okay. Who? -Robin, my boss.

But he's in London in court, so I have to wait.

Okay, so--

I'm gonna call him, okay? Of course.

This is crazy, girl.

Like Sabrina is not made for jail.

-At all. -I'm sick to my stomach.

Thinking about her, I could barely smoke.

Okay, I need some answers.

How did this happen? Tell me everything you know.

Well, it's that -- boy Maurice was messing with.

Who?

Yeah, Calvin called to tell me

that he was living with them and he thinks he flipped on him.

-What? -Yeah, that shit is crazy.

I know.

Okay, so what we gonna do, huh?

Listen, I am doing everything I can.

I made 100 phone calls, at least.

We just have to let her know we're here for her.

That's it. That's all we can do.

This feels wrong.

I know, but she'll have to be okay.

I mean, she didn't commit this crime.

But they got her locked up anyway, Andi.

I um, I didn't want to tell you this part, but--

What else, Andi?

Apparently, they have Maurice on tape

confessing to the crime.

Maurice was in on this?

I don't know.

That's all my contact was able to tell me.

It doesn't look good.

This is bullshit.

I will let you know what I find out.

I'll give you every update. Just go to work.

Don't call that cop.

All right. Let's go. What are we--

Oh, yes.

Hey, neighbors.

Oh, you got your ears on? Oh, okay.

All right. Cool.

Well, you look cute or whatever. Hey, Zac.

-What's up, Deja? -What's up?

-I see you getting it in. -Yeah.

You know, I've been trying to keep my music down.

That's good. That's good.

But you know what though, um, my toilet,

Oh my God.

It's been leaking, spraying all over the place.

It's a hot mess in there.

All right. I'ma come check it out.

Thank you. You--

You're such a good landlord.

What's up there, Doritos, I thought you couldn't hear me.

I read lips, bitch.

Oh, good for you. That's cute.

And why is shit always breaking in your house?

Ask the last person who lived there.

I don't know.

-You let me find out. -Hey, hey, hey.

We working out.

Let me find out you breaking shit

just so he can come over there and fix it.

Girl, that is so tacky.

I would, I would never do nothing like that.

-Girl, please. -Let me find out.

And don't act like it's beneath you.

Hey, Deja, thank you so much for coming over.

We gotta finish our workout. I'ma check on that, though.

Okay. Thank you.

Yeah, we both gonna come check on that.

Okay, I'll roll the weed up then.

Oh, you can't smoke 'cause you got a corporate job.

You work at the church.

Oh, no you don't.

Actually, it looks like you just came from work.

I did.

-Wash your face. -No.

Nice, this is nice. Everybody together like this.

Together, working out.

Well, it's a date then. I'll fire the hookah up.

Bye, neighbors. You look cute or whatever.

I see you getting it in. Losing weight.

That girl right there.

The weight? You're gonna hit her with the weight, though?

-Why is she at this gym? -I don't know.

I didn't tell her to get a membership here.

I'm here with you. That's it.

You the one that rented the side to her.

You know how that happened. Can we, can I just finish?

Yeah, and I'm telling you, it's not gonna end good, Zac.

I know 'cause you got thug in your blood.

I get it. I get it.

You think I'm kidding?

I don't, I don't, I don't. Just calm down.

Come on. Just calm down.

-What? -Wait til you meet my cousin.

What's your cousin gonna do? So what?

What's up? 'Cause I'll scrap.

-Okay. -I'll fight women.

We'll see if you live to see that one.

I don't. I don't. Please.

Look who's here.

Hey, what's up, Zac? Fatima.

Hey, don't do that. Don't do that.

Don't do that.

Look, I'm just glad I ran into you.

I actually was going to talk to Gary about

getting a number to call you.

You don't need my number 'cause we not talking on the phone.

Zac, I just wanted to talk to you about Karen real quick.

Go on.

-You were the one that-- -What's going on, Aaron?

-Are you serious? -Zac, it must be important.

It is.

All right, well, go on.

Can we just talk in private? If that's all right with you?

Whatever you gotta say to me, you can say to my girl.

Even if it's about Karen?

Go on, Aaron.

Okay, so you know she's in the hospital, right?

[Both] We know that.

All right, look, so she had a health scare, okay?

And the doctor wants her to be on bed rest,

so I just thought it'd be great

if you and I did our best to not stress her out.

I'm not stressing her. She's stressing herself.

Coming to my house, calling me, calling my girl.

Okay, Zac, look, I'm not coming for you, brother.

-I just wanted us to try to- -Try to do what?

What? I'm not doing nothing, okay?

-Did she send you here? -No, no, she didn't send me.

-I just wanted to talk to you. -You sure? You sure?

Zac, we play ball together, man.

No, we don't. Stop saying that.

We don't play ball together, okay?

We just so happen to play ball at the same park,

on the same court, at the same time with the same ball,

but we do not play ball together.

Zac, this isn't necessary, man.

Okay, like what if this baby is yours?

What if the baby is mine?

Then me and her are gonna figure that out.

All right. All right. It was worth a shot.

Don't, please don't say shot.

'Cause people keep getting shot around you.

-I'm sorry. -That ain't necessary.

It's triggering for me.

No pun intended.

All right. Thanks anyway.

You're not welcome.

I'll see you, Fatima.

Don't do that. Don't do that.

Don't do that.

Do you believe this guy?

What?

What?

Zac, I'ma ask you this shit one more time.

What did I do?

Are you still in love with Karen?

No. I'm not.

You know I have love for Karen. You know that, though.

Well, do you want to be with her?

No, I don't, Fatima. I've said this already.

I don't wanna be with her.

Okay, well, I'm just trying to figure out

-why you get so hostile? -I don't know.

Maybe because I don't meditate and pray like you every morning.

Look, Zac, when I see my exes, they get nothing.

No feelings, no emotion, nothing.

That's not the energy I remember

you having at the park when we ran into ole boy, though.

That's besides the point, but when I'm done, I'm done.

Okay.

Look, I was on a yacht with my ex

and he wanted to get back with me, but I was over it.

Okay. Let me say this one last time. I'm over Karen, okay?

I don't wanna be with her.

So you're not gonna say this to me again?

No. I'm not.

Okay. Right. That's what we not gonna do.

What? Now we're not doing stuff.

No. Zac, I'ma have questions sometimes.

And if I ask you a thousand times,

you're gonna answer a thousand and one times until

I'm comfortable with the shit.

-Fatima. -No, Zac.

You don't get a choice on when you wanna answer my questions

on some shit that you brought into our lives.

-Fatima. -No.

Look, we in the gym. Can I finish my workout, please?

Can we do that?

I know you just didn't.

Didn't do what?

See, that right there, that's your last time

on some shit that you are responsible for.

Oh God, bro.

The last -- I asked was he still in love with his ex,

-he went and married her. -I know that.

-Yeah, and not long after that. -But I'm not him.

But this shit makes me feel the same.

So then what are we doing?

What the -- you mean what are we doing?

You wanna ask me the same question over and over

and over again. I wake up in the morning,

are you in love with Karen? I eat breakfast.

Are you in love with Karen? I eat lunch.

Are you in love with Karen? We --. You get happy.

Then you go back to, do you love Karen?

I'm tired of doing that, okay?

You're still in love with her.

I'm not in love with her.

Yes, you are.

So what are we doing? Are we really doing this?

What the -- do you mean what are we doing?

-Are we doing this? -Yes, we are.

You know what, Karen?

I meant Fa-

What the -- did you just say to me?

Oh, God.

[Andi] Next on "Sistas".

-Can you spot me? -No, I can't spot you.

All right, can you help me do this?

Deja, I'm not. Deja, why you do stuff, I'm gonna come undone.

Okay.

Maurice was good to you and you go and do this to him.

Well, he shouldn't have been in on it.

Rent free, rent free.

Are you gonna be working her nerves like you do mine?

No.

I'm telling you. I feel fine.

But my mama won't let me do nothing.

Hey, you know who this is?

Hey, -- curtos-- Oh, shh, shh...

Oh, hey girl.

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